#Search issue

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exotic igloo
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Why does my Next.js website show "0xhoneyjar" at the top and my actual domain below when I search for it on the web?

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grim kestrel
exotic igloo
turbid sentinel
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<meta property="og:site_name" content="Dialedweb">
@exotic igloo

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not sure where Oxhoneyjar came from

exotic igloo
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export const metadata = {
title:
}

proud mason
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@exotic igloo

Hey, I'm not quite sure why this is showing under your site title, but I have a theory. It may be because "0xhoneyjar.xyz" used to be connected to your website or has the same hosting/IP address. This may lead Google to incorrectly associate them with each other.

One possible solution would be to include the siteName attribute in your Open Graph (OG) tags. This should then make the correct association clear for Google.

Please let me know if that is helpful or if you need any additional help!

turbid sentinel
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normal meta info is how i sent

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what you want is the nextjs version

proud mason
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Hi @turbid sentinel, it seems that we both came up with the same solution! He is probably running an app-based router, so we will have to include the siteName attribute in the OG tags. It will look something similar to this,

export const metadata = {
title,
openGraph: {
siteName:
}
}

exotic igloo
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Okay, I will try to see if that helps